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Christopher Owens Unveils First New Song in Seven Years: Listen to 'I Think About Heaven'

Christopher Owens has released new music for the first time since 2017. Christopher Owens has returned with "I Think About Heaven," his first new song in seven years.
The Cast of Broadway's 'Suffs' Detail 'Profound' Experience of Marching Into the Recording Studio

The all-female Broadway cast of Suffs has marched into the recording studio for their Original Broadway Cast Album, and Atlantic Records is raising the curtain. Suffs (Original Broadway Cast Recording), the companion to the Tony-nominated musical from Shaina Taub, is out now. The recording experience turned out to be a "profound" experience for cast members Tsilala Brock and Kim Blanck.
TikTok Icon Chrissy Chlapecka Talks 'Girlie Pop' EP, 'Bimbo Feminism' & the Male Gaze: 'There's So Much Queerness Coded Into Hyper-Femininity'

The self-described "silly dumb girl saying these actually very smart things" is entering her pop-star era, and we are here for it.
Listen Now: A Memorial Day Playlist

Whatever your plans are for the weekend, take a moment to thank a veteran or a military family for their service and sacrifice, and honor the memory of those men and women no longer with us.
Drake Called 'Unhinged' After Rapping Over 'BBL Drizzy' Beat

Following his weeks-long diss track battle with Kendrick Lamar and Metro Boomin, Drake has seemingly responded through his new collaboration on Sexyy Red's newly-dropped project. During his verse on "U My Everything," the musician raps over the beat of Metro Boomin's "BBL Drizzy."
Charlie Puth Thanks Taylor Swift For Courage to Release His Most Vulnerable Song

Charlie Puth is about to release his most vulnerable song yet, with a little help from Taylor Swift. The "See You Again" singer is releasing his new song, "HERO," on May 24. It is set to tackle difficult subjects, involving watching someone you love "hurting themselves."
With 'Enjoy Youth,' Bright Light Bright Light Gets His Groove Back: 'I'd Stopped Being in Love With Life'

Following a career-derailing pandemic, tough 40th birthday, and relentlessly bleak news cycle, electronic musician, DJ, and LGBTQ+ activist Rod Thomas is finally "having more fun making pop music than I did in my twenties" and "cultivating moments of joy" on his bop- and cameo-packed fifth album.
Billie Eilish Matures With Explosive 'Hit Me Hard and Soft' Album

Billie Eilish gave New York City a first listen to her new album, Hit Me Hard and Soft, last night at an exclusive listening event at the Barclays Center. As the "Ocean Eyes" singer pressed play, listeners were submerged into a laser-filled sonic feast, with all ten tracks of the record blasting through the venue's sound system.
Bilal, Questlove, Common and Robert Glasper Team Up for Black History Month Release

The set was recorded, filmed and livestreamed in front of 100 fans at Glasshaus in Brooklyn, N.Y. Bilal is getting ready to celebrate Black History Month with a little help from his friends.
Taylor Swift Eras Tour Playlist Updated to Reflect Current Setlist

Spotify has updated its Taylor Swift/The Eras Tour Official Setlist playlist to include the new material she debuted live in Paris.
Reba McEntire to Sing Theme Song for New Sitcom 'Happy's Place'

Reba McEntire will star in the new NBC sitcom, "Happy's Place." Reba McEntire will not only star in a new NBC sitcom but also sing its theme song.
Dua Lipa's New Album 'Radical Optimism' Plunges Ahead, Slowly Inches Her Off the Dancefloor

It's a small step off the dancefloor -- a toe in the adjacent infinity pool, if you will. Dua Lipa is the kind of pop star who can subtly slip into a new era and a new sound without rolling out a whole new persona.